Youth groups are protesting against KCC plans to cut funding for 80 youth services across the county.

The county council is defiantly optimistic that it can ride the financial wave that has already cost it more than £40m more than budgeted for.

The Mayor of London is urging Kent County Council to allow Ulez warning signs to be installed.

Plans to reopen a Park and Ride service could hit a fresh stumbling block ahead of crunch meetings this week.

Kent County Council has been heavily criticized over the lack of progress on a town’s key highway improvements.

The leader of Kent County Council has announced cabinet changes amid rumours he could face a leadership challenge.

A council leader has branded the government’s plans to house more asylum seekers in a town “ill-judged”.

A showcase of how the government is tackling the small boats crisis coincided with record crossings and tragedy in the Channel, writes Paul Francis.

Striking bin workers have rejected a fresh salary offer which a council leader described as a “good day’s pay for a full day’s work”.

It started with a hateful speech, a newspaper and a student not willing to live in fear - this is how the first Asian youth movement was formed.

After a month of bin strikes a Kent council has agreed to meet workers’ pay demands – but only if staff agree they can no longer finish early.

Some 80 youth clubs are fighting for survival as the council looks to shave £900,000 from its budget.

New city centre routes for cyclists, said to pit bikers against pedestrians, have been blasted by residents and a campaign group.

Bin workers could strike for a further four weeks as a council says it will accept recycling mixed with general waste.

Six councillors are now rumoured to be in the frame for the leadership of Kent County Council, amid growing unrest within the ruling party.

Social media bosses – including from TikTok – have committed to crackdown on people smugglers who blatantly advertise Channel crossings online.

A Kent MP has reached the summit of Africa’s tallest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, as part of a fundraiser for a breast cancer charity.

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has suggested Kent creates its own scrappage scheme to help people with the Ulez expansion.

Kent's highways chief claims the county council's officers no longer attend planning meetings because they are "insulted, bullied and threatened".

Highways officers have been slated for failing to address the public on the future of a road closure deemed a risk to school children.